Sentence examples for connected reference from inspiring English sources

This virtual database lists two connected brain regions per row, and supporting information such as projection strength, species, technique used to determine that the two are connected, reference(s) for each statement and the link back to the original database (see http://neuinfo.org/nif/nifgwt.html?query=%22Hippocampus%22Hippocampusata%22Hippocampustivity).

Tracking errors are conveniently formulated with vessel dynamics modeled in connected reference path coordinate systems and a coordinate transformation at switching coordinate systems.

There are connected references to the Knights Templar, Bogomilism, the telluric current, and Mickey Mouse.

More formally, in a graph G where vertices are reference sequences and edges connect reference sequences assigned to the same species-level taxon based on sequence identity, each connected component was named as a species-level cluster.

Word lines of A and B are connected to reference voltage (VR) while the word line of Y is connected to supply voltage (VDD).

Here's where it gets really geeky: I also discovered and digitally connected each reference to every other book that mentions that selfsame detail.

are connected by references and thus can be easily browsed and searched by the user.

Second reference point is the meeting point of the coronal plane and the line perpendicular to the line connecting anatomical reference point to coronal plane.

Does it really need stating that to single out the Hebrew God for instructing genocide, even as a question, is deeply problematic (to put it mildly), when Jews will inevitably connect a reference to genocide with the Holocaust?

As well known, distribution grid voltage features a non negligible harmonic distortion, which may allow the online evaluation of the frequency response of the transformer, by simply connecting a reference transducer.

The relative settlement Δ denotes the maximum vertical distance between the settlement trough and a straight horizontal line of length L connecting two reference points usually associated with the outermost building edges, the points of inflection or the maximum extent of the trough (cf. Fig. 3).